While the offense struggled in the Black and Gold game, each of the players at the game's most important position had positive and negative moments.
I find the annual spring game to be a great experience, if only because it’s the first chance we get to see how much each player has improved over the off-season. For Mizzou’s offense to be successful this coming season, there will likely need to be some pretty big improvement from the quarterback position. Here’s some observations made on each of the quarterbacks during the spring game.
The biggest improvement it seems Mauk has made is an improved focus on stepping up in the pocket, rather than the running backwards we saw entirely too often last year.